

Deadlock may be redesigning its secondary lane objectives, known as walkers. A new leak showcasing the walker’s potential redesign is spreading through the Deadlock community. While there has been no official release date or confirmation from the official developers regarding this concept, here is everything to know about the new Deadlock Walker leak known as the Hidden King Walker
ADVISORY: This article discusses information from leaks, data-mined files, and community reports. This means Valve has not officially confirmed the rumored Deadlock Walker design or its associated mechanics. This also means any details discussed may be unfinished or discarded and could change before any official release.
Released by deadlocktr on Twitter/X, the leaked concept is said to be “Just a file that’s already in the game”. From what we can see, the leaked Hidden King Walker resembles a big clock tower with mobility. If not a clock tower, then it looks like some sort of municipal building. It displays orange flames and a candlewick element, showcasing Hidden King imagery. The model looks unfinished in certain areas, so it’s safe to assume this isn’t the final product. The Hidden King walker has a glowing eye that we can assume lights up when it spots a target.

While there still hasn’t been an official announcement about the release of Deadlock’s potential PvE mode, gamers know it’s on the horizon. Based on previous leaks, rumors, and data mining, here’s what we can potentially expect from the mode upon launch
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